When McDonald’s Met Mrs. Bector

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A touch of entrepreneurial India is what we experience at McDonald’s every time we visit a store and the story goes a long way back when start-ups were rare and food processing was still in its infancy. When McDonald’s came to India, it needed a supply chain for each of its ingredients and there weren’t many who could meet up to the requirements. What followed was four years of sourcing and scouting for enterprises which had the potential of becoming partners.

That was about the time, Mrs.Bector’s, a small food processing company, which started as a hobby project for its founder Rajni Bector in her backyard in Phillaur, Punjab, sent a letter introducing her company.

McDonald’s, which was looking for a supplier of buns for its burgers, asked her to supply not only buns, but liquid condiments, breading and batter too. McDonald’s helped Mrs. Bector’s establish the most modern state-of-the-art production facility. Experts from McDonald’s and guidance from McDonald’s global partners – Quaker oats for liquid condiments, Kerry ingredients for batter and breading and North East Foods USA for buns.

Overtime, Mrs. Bector’s established a strong footing in the bakery business in India. The company now operates under the name of Cremica. At present, Cremica has two dedicated units, in Delhi and Mumbai for production of buns. Each facility has the capacity to produce over 2,50,000 buns per day. The liquid condiments, batter and breading units are located in Phillaur, Punjab.

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    There are people out there who just cannot do without McDonald’s. It’s become an indispensable part of their everyday lives. Is your love for this food chain an obsession?

    1.  It’s the first thought that comes to your head in the morning.

    2.  You like to argue with people who just don’t understand that good food, fast is an ART.

    Friends_McDonalds

    3.  If your friends want you to come out with them, all they have to say is

    McDonalds_Ronald

    4.  You run through all the McDonald ads with a fine comb and picture yourself in all of them.

    5.  The nearest McDonald’s outlet is like your second home.

    McDonald_outlet

    There are people out there who just cannot do without McDonald’s. It’s become an indispensable part of their everyday lives. Is your love for this food chain an obsession?

    1.  It’s the first thought that comes to your head in the morning.

    2.  You like to argue with people who just don’t understand that good food, fast is an ART.

    Friends_McDonalds

    3.  If your friends want you to come out with them, all they have to say is

    McDonalds_Ronald

    4.  You run through all the McDonald ads with a fine comb and picture yourself in all of them.

    5.  The nearest McDonald’s outlet is like your second home.

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Amit Jatia, vice president of one of India's two main McDonald's franchisees, said that changes to reduce sodium and calories in fries, buns and sauces had been done gradually, and were subtle enough to keep taste consistent and customers happy. "It wasn't as if we suddenly cut the salt in our foods one day. Our menu and sourcing teams have been working to make slight alterations for months now," Jatia told Reuters in an interview. Read more at:  "McDonald's India Cuts Salt, Calories In Burgers And Fries" http://in.reuters.com/article/2015/02/10/mcdonalds-india-idINKBN0LE00S20150210"

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